Rare Vintage Print: Olive Colobus Monkey - Natural History Art, circa 1853
Located in Langweer, NL
Habitat and Behavior: - Colobus monkeys prefer dense forests, living in pairs or small families.
Antique 1850s Prints
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Rare Vintage Print: Olive Colobus Monkey - Natural History Art, circa 1853
Located in Langweer, NL
Habitat and Behavior: - Colobus monkeys prefer dense forests, living in pairs or small families.
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Arboreal Primates: The Eastern Black-and-White Colobus and Tarsier, 1845
Located in Langweer, NL
Colobus monkeys are arboreal and native to Africa. 2.
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1920's Deco Flapper Monkey Fur Cape Coat
Located in Toronto, ON
The fur is from the Colobus monkey. The coat has a embroidered spiral collar, a silk lining in perfect condition with arm straps if you'd prefer to wear it as a cape.
1920s Colobus Monkey Jacket in Natural Black and White
Located in Gresham, OR
1920s Colobus monkey fur jacket in natural black and white.
1940s Colobus Monkey Black Fur Coat
Located in London, GB
A beautiful vintage black colobus monkey fur coat with black soutache embroidered collar in truly excellent condition.
Vintage 1940's Glossy Black Colobus Monkey Fur Jacket
Located in Sparks, NV
Long, jet black, glossy genuine monkey fur bolero jacket from the 1940s. Extremely rare find and in great condition!
Unique 1930's Colobus Monkey Fur Jacket
Located in Toronto, ON
Made from the pelt of the Abyssinian, or Central African Colobus Monkey, the fur is very long (reaching lengths of 5 inches or so), sleek, shiny.
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